This talk is about using synthetic monitoring to reduce MTTD&MTTR significantly and achieve high devops maturity. Daniel is a big believer in synthetic monitoring as a concept to build reliable production services. If engineers are supposed to run what they build, they need monitoring tools that work for them. He has built his own custom solutions in the past using Jenkins or GH Actions and later used SaaS tools for this. He would like to share his experience getting frontend engineers to build monitoring and get everyone on an engineering team to care about production system reliability. Daniel Paulus has taken a unique journey from military officer to tech leader, and he’s now the VP of Engineering at Checkly. Along the way, he’s worn many hats— from engineering lead to director —learning how to build strong teams and solve tough challenges. Outside of work, Daniel lives near Berlin with his family and four kids, while also finding time to maintain an open-source project. Whether it’s scaling teams or debugging code, he’s passionate about technology and enjoys sharing his knowledge with others.
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Daniel Paulus is a technology leader and VP of Engineering at Checkly, where he leads the development of synthetic monitoring with Playwright. He is a strong advocate for synthetic monitoring as essential to reliable production services and has built custom monitoring solutions using Jenkins or GitHub Actions, as well as SaaS tools. He focuses on helping frontend engineers build monitoring and aligns engineering teams around production system reliability.
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